This morning four faults came up at once, they must be linked to one LRU not working. Does anyone know what would give these four faults:

HDC caution light on
Brake pad caution light on
Terrain Select System faulty
Cruise control not working

Nige

is that the same as three cherries on a one armed bandit?

Did you managed to sort it out? How? etc 2010 FL2 XS Auto in Santorini Black with HSE alloys

How new is your FL2 then as far as I knew there are no brake pad sensors fitted

low power on battery? FL2, TD4 HSE
The flaming Orange!

Still driving round with all four faults, not prepared to give 100's £ to Landrover when it is driving ok. But I still can not work out what broken LRU would give these faults.

nig295 wrote:

Still driving round with all four faults, not prepared to give 100's £ to Landrover when it is driving ok. But I still can not work out what broken LRU would give these faults.

You need to pay LR to plug your Freely into a diaognostic machine to find out where and what the electrical errors/faults are and how to get them solved. Maybe the system just needs resetting and there is no real error and no repair needed

Does seem strange though that you can afford an expensive vehicle, but not a few quid to get it repaired  2007 Freelander 2 HSE TD4 Manual with Premium Pack & Moonroof.
Stornoway Grey with Ebony Black Pleather, Clear Indicators, Body Side Mouldings etc.

Could it be similar to the "three amigos" on the earlier Freelander 1 ?

When the brake light switch goes faulty three lights come on on the dashboard, suspect it notices a change in brake pressure and that the switch has not operated, symptoms are:
HDC fault light - brake switch linked to HDC function,
Traction control fault light - again uses brake switch,
ABS fault light - uses brake switch
Also cruise control does not work as the brake switch is used to cancel cruise control
last but not least, motorist behind rams you up the **** because brake lights are on all the time / off all the time. Tangiers Orange - gone, missing her
Replaced by Ewok what a mistake - now a happy Disco Sport owner

The trouble with the new freelander is that it is so over engineered. Nearly all of her systems are reliant on each other to work that as soon as one part goes down it can directly effect another and so on with out there actualy being anything wrong some where else

Andy131 wrote:

Could it be similar to the "three amigos" on the earlier Freelander 1 ?

When the brake light switch goes faulty three lights come on on the dashboard, suspect it notices a change in brake pressure and that the switch has not operated, symptoms are:
HDC fault light - brake switch linked to HDC function,
Traction control fault light - again uses brake switch,
ABS fault light - uses brake switch
Also cruise control does not work as the brake switch is used to cancel cruise control
last but not least, motorist behind rams you up the **** because brake lights are on all the time / off all the time.